The shaykh was also asked:
About a group who had come together in various forms of corruption, each clinging to some pretext. Among them is someone who says that Yūnus al-Qattāt will deliver his followers and disciples from a grievous reckoning and painful punishment. Another alleges that Alī al-Harīrī had been granted such a state that, when alone with women and beardless youths, his genitals would become those of a woman. Another claims prophethood and maintains that he must inevitably appear at some time, whereupon his religion and religious law will prevail. His wicked religious law includes forbidding women, permitting the abomination of sodomy, and forbidding certain foods and other things, such as figs, almonds, and lemons.
A group followed him, including some who used to pray but abandoned prayer. A particular set of people meets with him on many days, etc.
He replied:
As for the claim that Yūnus al-Qattātī will deliver his followers and disciples from a grievous reckoning and painful torment on the Day of Resurrection: